WHEELS MFG BEARING EXTRACTOR

Sealed bearing extractor for 22mm ID (GXP) bearings. Extractor has 1/2" thru hole for use with our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This extractor is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Sealed bearing extractor for 24mm ID bearings. Extractor has 1/2" thru hole for use with our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This extractor is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Individual extractor for removing 24x37 sealed bearings with 24mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Sealed bearing extractor for 25mm ID bearings. Extractor has 1/2" thru hole for use with our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This extractor is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Individual extractor for removing 6806 sealed bearings with 29mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Sealed bearing extractor for 29mm ID bearings. Extractor has 1/2" thru hole for use with our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This extractor is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Sealed bearing extractor for 30mm ID bearings. Extractor has 1/2" thru hole for use with our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This extractor is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Individual extractor for removing 608 & 688 sealed bearings with 8mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Individual extractor for removing 609 & 9227 sealed bearings with 9mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

6000, 6200, 6800 & 6900 (10mm) Sealed Bearing Extractor

Individual extractor for removing 6000, 6200, 6800 & 6900 sealed bearings

6000: Bearing ID: 10mm / OD: 26mm / Width: 8mm
6200: Bearing ID: 10mm / OD: 30mm / Width: 9mm
6800: Bearing ID: 10mm / OD: 19mm / Width: 5mm
6900: Bearing ID: 10mm / OD: 22mm / Width: 6mm

Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with an Allen key, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing

Tap the extractor out with a punch

Individual extractor for removing 6001, 6801 & 6901 sealed bearings with 12mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt

Individual extractor for removing 6002, 6702, 6802, 6902, 15268 & 15267 sealed bearings with 15mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Individual extractor for removing 6003 Bearing ID: 17mm / OD: 35mm / Width: 10mm

Individual extractor for removing 6704, 6804 & 6904 sealed bearings with 20mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Individual extractor for removing 6805 sealed bearings with 25mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt

Individual extractor for removing 6806 sealed bearings with 30mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

These extractors remove sealed bearings with inside diameters from 8,9,10 and12mm.

Bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Removes these sealed bearing sizes: 608, 609, 6000, 6001

4-piece set includes:

(1) 8mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 9mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 10mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 12mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) Spare parts bag
(1) M5 bolt set

These extractors remove sealed bearings with inside diameters from 15,17,20 and 25mm.

Bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size-specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Removes these sealed bearing sizes: 6002, 6003, 6804, 6805Precision Machined

4-piece set includes:

(1) 15mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 17mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 20mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 25mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) Spare parts bag
(1) bolt set

These extractors remove sealed bearings with inside diameters from 22, 24, 29, and 30mm

Bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size-specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.

Removes these sealed bearing sizes: 6806, 24x37, 29DUB, GXP22

4-piece set includes:

(1) 22mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 24mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 29mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) 30mm ID Bearing Extractor
(1) Spare parts bag
(1) bolt set

Pusher for Wheels Mfg sealed bearing extractors. 1/2" thru hole to fit over our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This pusher rod is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Pusher for Wheels Mfg sealed bearing extractors. 1/2" thru hole to fit over our 1/2" threaded rod press handles.

This pusher rod is part of a system that requires additional pieces to function.

Individual extractor for removing R6 sealed bearings with 9.5mm inside diameter.

These bearing extractors grip the inside race of a sealed bearing, allowing the bearing to be tapped out of the hub shell or frame component. Insert the extractor into the bearing, tighten one side with a matching wrench, and the collet expands to grip the inside of the bearing. Tap the extractor & bearing out together with a punch and hammer.

All extractors are size specific! If attempting to remove a bearing of a different size than the extractor, you will permanently damage or break the extractor. If the extractor is smaller than the bearing, try using a shim between the extractor and the bearing to get the tightest fit before tightening the extractor bolt.